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Perspectives: Settling for WTO survival
David Henig writes his column for Borderlex on the unlikely WTO reform until political conditions are more favourable.
Trump y el Magaverso
Renata Zilli writes for El Economista about Trump wielding tariffs as a political tool, fuelling a populist, protectionist narrative.
Trade Britannia?
David Henig participates in a webinar organised by the Peterson Institute for International Economics on recent UK trade policy events.
Rethinking the DMA: Innovation, Competition, and the Risks of Overregulation
ECIPE policy brief "The EU’s export of regulatory overreach: The Digital Markets Act" cited in Epicentre's new briefing
EU’s dysfunctional red tape is hurting startups, warns Pieper
Matthias Bauer argues EU startup strategies are symbolic without national reforms and that true impact requires joint action to dismantle deep-rooted bureaucracy and slash regulatory burdens via Euractiv.
Interview with Johan Norberg
Johan Norberg guests on the Econ Thoughts SPE Podcast from the Society of Professional Economists to discuss the cyclical nature of globalisation.
Starmer Picks Up Trump’s Papers, and 2 Small Political Wins
David Henig commends Keir Starmer's surprising success in managing relations with Donald Trump via The New York Times.
Turkish Multidimensional Strategy; Israel/Palestine in Specific
Dyuti Pandya's blog "IMEC: The Road That Should Not Be Taken,” cited in a research report by the Vienna International Institute for Middle East Studies.
Think Tank Claims ‘Mass Litigation’ Could Cost UK Economy £18B a Year
The paper "The Impact of Increased Mass Litigation in the UK" by Oscar Guinea, Dyuti Pandya, Vanika Sharma, and Renata Zilli is referenced by Law.com.
Entering a new phase
David Henig writes about the UK-EU Summit reset relations with modest gains on trade, energy, and mobility via UK Trade & Business Commission.